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One of the shining examples of Metal having meaning. Not JUST loud and harsh, but beautiful and meaningful as well. Great reaction.
rock artists are most vocal about wars.
Metallica bought the rights to the movie, so that they could include it in the video
I'd love to see a collage of stunned faces after this video is over. Everyone just sits in silence, mouth agape for a few moments. Classic!!
Look up DamianDGO😂
The contrast in late 1980s when the usual stuff on MTV was pastel colored pop must have been striking!
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The song was written after Hetfield saw Johnny Got His Gun. The protagonist, the titular Johnny, is horrifically mangled by a landline; often, men wounded by such lost limbs and their faces so damaged they couldn’t communicate; doctors would often place them in makeshift bed-crèches (where the word “basket-case” comes from). The film is one of the saddest things I have ever seen.
The best anti-war film ever made. I saw it just once. I never was brave enough to watch it again...just reading your post made my hair stand on end and put tears in my eyes.
Dalton Trumbo wrote the book about WW1. It was banned during WW2 along with two other books which were enemy propaganda. The title was an ironic reference to a popular recruiting slogan “Johnny Get Your Gun.” Trumbo was blacklisted and destroyed for being unpatriotic when he was just being truthful. The end of the video is ironic too. The hospital staff singing about the lads far away when one was alone in the next room. Very heartfelt and understanding reaction and comments. Luv ya.❤
Best band ever displaying their otherworldly talents and skills 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
I don't agree they are the best band ever. In their genre they are up there near the top for sure. Nothing Else Matters was inspired though. They are a versatile heavy rock band and it is no coincidence they won so many awards and topped the charts so many times especially for albums.
This song was my first Metallica experience as a teenager seeing it on MTV many years ago. Few songs have ever impacted me harder 😢, the definition of living Hell! Now thirty years later as a Veteran who has fought in a war I am truly grateful to not have had such a fate.
If this song doesn't touch you, you probably don't have a soul.
As hard as it may be to believe now, Metallica was a virtually underground band in their early days. No music videos or radio play. Then this was their first video on MTV. Powerful and haunting. But I was intimidated enough by the song to not look for more, I figured the rest of their songs sounded like the end of this one. I didn't hear more Metallica until the Black Album in 1991.
Metallica were only an underground band when in L.A which was very very early in their career.
Master Of Puppets was a Billboard top 30 album considering they didn't have a song on the radio or a video on MTV
And yet their tour for Master of Puppets was as an opening act for Ozzy, and when I saw that concert, no one knew who the hell they were, and most people skipped their set. I saw Ozzy early in the tour so I'm sure that changed as it went on, but I remember feeling sorry for them because no one was paying attention to them.
Yeah, Metallica was definitely underground. Only metalheads with their patches on their Jean jackets really knew who they were.
Metallica was already big before. This video was so significant because. Nobody ever seen them live outside of concerts. So this was the treat for all those who loved Metallica and got to see them in a performance. But don't get it twisted. They were way bigger before. this just shot them to megafame
Based on a true event and then a movie, very heavy song and it speaks volumes for how incredible the band is!!
No, Metallica based this song on the movie "Johnny Got His Gun," which the movie was based on the novel of the same name, which both the movie and book were written and directed by Dalton Trumbo. Trumbo however did get his inspiration for the book by hearing of a couple of stories about a Canadian soldier who was a quadruple amputee and a British Major who was so horribly disfigured that his family was told he was Missing In Action, but he continued to live in a hospital until he passed. Metallica only knew of the movie at first, but it was learned later by them of where the actual story came from.
You appreciate this song more than most people did when it came out. It is a real pleasure to see you react to the music so many of us grew up with.
Still probably my all time favorite music video.
I love how so many people are at a loss on how to react to this. The amazing job done in editing this vid is a testament to the skill present in that profession. The band’s performance coupled with the hard hitting and emotional subject matter always combine for truly unique reactions.
Thanks!
Profound. War is obscene.
Leaders start wars and good men die in them. Good men die because the leader is a sociopath and cannot reason with morality and sensibility.
Hands down the best reaction to this video. Seeing your emotional ride while you were soaking in the audio and video feels of the video was actually enthralling.
The detail that I notice people miss... the officer asks "Don't you have something to say *padre* " to which the padre (military chaplain, the priest) says "He's a product of your profession, not mine."
Most people miss that this is a priest and an officer having this back and forth.
This was a dialog between the military and religious institutions.
The military asks religion to say something useful about the suffering veterans, and religion claps back with "Don't ask me. You created them, not me."
In other words, the author/director is saying something... perhaps that the military institution is solely to blame for all the suffering veterans, and should bear all the responsibility. Perhaps he's saying not to blame God, but Humans for all the suffering of war. It's not entirely clear, and subject to interpretation, but there is a vaguely frofound statement in there... probably one I disagree with, but I appreciate the artistic expression and drama of it. Very good delivery of a worthwhile argument.
Also, I bet the nurse represents the compassionate people of the working class, who can't bear the suffering and is willing to grant death.
The whole thing is like a stage play where individuals represent entire categories of people. Social and political commentary abounds.
Yes! I am glad someone else pointed this out. The scene with the Padre is absolutely fantastic - what an interesting dialog between Brass and the Chaplain. I also agree about the Nurse who actually seems to be the only one interested in doing anything helpful for the person. Her face when she realizes he is signalling via Morse code says it all - she is absolutely mortified by the situation
They were initially not interested in making videos at all, but this being 'the MTV era' it was pretty much the only way your music got heard or seen, so they relented. The way this video was produced, blending both movie and their performance so seamlessly together, this video is a testament to the creative mind and stands the test of time all these 36 years later.
Classic song! Sad to think of being a wounded soldier like that, no arms, legs, can't hear, speak, or see, and trapped in your own mind.
Grateful he has his vision and hearing still though it was damaged as well
@@johnraygun9868 "Landmine has taken my SIGHT, taken my speech, taken my HEARING........"
@@johngray1009 there was a big message in front of that one that someone had deleted. I mentioned a guy I kept alive in combat who had nothing but sight and bad hearing .
@@johngray1009 people are so sensitive that war stories let reported
fun fact, whenever I listen to this song without the video, I still hear the movie quotes in my head at the spots they are at during the video. The movie is excellent and slightly unnerving for reasons i won't want to spoil for you, and the book is just as well written. I've both read the book and watched the film and can confirm that both are excellent!
I love it when someone who's never heard this song actually concentrates to it during a first listen. It's an amazing piece of music. I still say it's the greatest song ever recorded, by anyone. The song is like two or three songs/riffs but they morph from into one another seamlessly. The fabric of the song's entirety is expertly woven into a beautiful and brutal tapestry. Perfection.
Thank you for this masterpiece! 🤘
This was a staple when MTV was still good!!
Absolutely love your reaction! I've watched a ton of folks react to this and your reaction is just great! You broke the lyrics down. This song changed my life. The video changed EVERYTHING. The music video was never the same again. ✌️❤️🔥🤘
Great reaction. You captured it so well. Beautiful song arrangement, beautiful video production, masterfully played, and such a heavy topic. Thank you!
Great, honest reaction with analysis at of an absolute masterpiece. What more could you want?
The music heaviness matched his thoughts and feelings. His desperation, realizations and unable to escape it. The chaos of his thoughts.
and those machine gun like drums with guitars...one of the best song ever in any genre
Loved the reaction. Thanks.😊
saw them live in 1988 best concert. The guitar solo felt I saw you head banging without actually doing it, your eyes, and facial expression spot on. Great reaction.
Loved the reaction 👍😀
You know what's heavier than rocks?
Metal 🤘
Great reaction. As an old army veteran I can't help but cry every time I watch this video.
Hi, thank you for your reaction. Trust me, I understand you. Thrash, metal, rock on. A big different in music.
Metal music, like James likes to say, is outsider music. And he still cannot believe that they have been able to reach every corner of the world with their outsider music. They have played in all of the continents and in probably huge swath of countries in the process. And you can see and feel when someone is doing their thing for the love of the game and just because they are good at it. 42 years and counting...
They performed this song on the Grammys in 1989.. Only time i ever watched the Grammys 😆
This is what music videos should always be like. They should all have something to say.
Great reaction.
This is Metallica's first music video in a music commercial from the previous three albums which there were no video clips from the previous three albums and this song was the top clip on MTV at that time.
The song and video is a perfect blend for that gut wrenching emotional response, love it
Just subbed❤ This video always gets a great reaction❤😂
Always great to reexperience this song through a new fresh look at it. The look on Koality's face being so captivated and with a hint of watery eyes, made my eyes water a little, even after hearing this song and video 100's of times since it came out.
59 years old and I still get emotional over this song.
It blows your mind doesn’t it
war buffs will notice that landmines weren't in use during ww1, and helos were used in korea and nam - although mines are referenced in the lyrics, and helo sounds are included in the opening. this makes the song more of a composite of all wars, rather than focused on just one, because the results are the same for those who fight them.
I was 7 when this came out and I still remember when I first seen it.. still to this day it gets me in the feels.. a true masterpiece
Here's a fun fact... When this song/album was released in 1988, Justice for all album. Metallica played "One" live on the grammy awards show on stage. But they lost the award to Jethro Tool.
Such an awesome song! I absolutely love it!
What an emotional ride. Just an incredible story and song. Pure art.
I call this a 3 time listener song...once for the music once for the lyrics and once for the whole
This is a very powerful piece of art
This is the first Metallica song that i remember watching on Mtv as a little kid in the early 90's, it scared the living hell out of me and i was afraid to watch it alone, but the insanely beautiful sound is what kept me watching it again and again.
As i matured i really got to understand what a masterpiece this is
Listened and watched this video as a kid in the 80s. Rocked out to all of their music. Understood it on a much deeper level after serving in Fallujah. I hope you react to the rest of the Metallica collection.
At this time, the band was also dealing with a lot of personal pain. They still hadn't really gotten over the death of Cliff and this whole album reflects their anger of that.
A timeless song I love the fact you appreciated it your next one should be creeping death live in Moscow … please do it you will love it
MTV would play all these happy videos then this would come on . I remember me and my friends watched this and laughed because they went hard core the DJ’s would be stunned 🤘🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
There are some great "realities of war songs" out there, 2 of my favorites, other than this one of course, are
Motorhead - 1916
The Pogues - And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda (this is a cover, but i like the vocal delivery on this one)
Just the perfect metal masterpiece by Metallica!! Best band ever!!!
Yes, the movie is a must watch after seeing this video.
It's not just that he can't remember what's going on. The explosion destroyed him. He lost both arms, both legs, his lower jaw and tongue, his eyes and his hearing. He has no senses but touch. He's alone in silent darkness. He's a universe of one.
This being your first Metallica reaction from what I've seen so far on the channel, was a great choice. Great reaction to one of their greatest MASTERPIECES OF MUSIC. The video only adds to it's GREATNESS!!! They've got so many more greats for you to listen to. All depends on how soft or heavy you want to go, the rabbit hole runs very deep. If you want heavy, check out Blackened, Ride The Lightening and Battery. If you want softer, check out The Unforgiven, Nothing Else Matters and Fade To Black. EPIC INSTRUMENTALS, Orion, Call Of Ktulu, ANESTHESIA (Pulling Teeth)
Anybody who doesn't have tears in their eyes by the ending, needs to rewatch it again.
I can highly recommend watching the movie. It's a trip but really good and impactful.
The way they mixed it into the video in an ambient / dreamlike way really matches the movie
Greatest Music Video Ever!
Look for the Live Version of "one" from Metallica!
I'm always puzzled when reactors try to figure out the meaning of the future of the song. Not meaning to single you out, because a ton of reactors do it. I always say "Well if you continue listening, you'll know the meaning of the rest of the song". (THIS IS NOT a "pause criticism". I LIKE pauses.) I AM glad you let the rest play out though. This is my 2nd fav Metallica song.
Phenomenal reaction Koality, metal gets a bad press because it always has something to say and doesn't shy away from the horrific things we are capable of. This is one of the two best anti-war songs out there and you absolutely nailed it. As familiar as I am with it, I still feel like my humanity just got eviscerated but I appreciate the lesson. Ian
grammy awarded
Metallica deserves a lot of kudos for this video. At the time all the hard rock and metal bands were putting out "party all night" music vids, and they put out THIS.
The music is so difficult to play that you would think their concerts would be sloppy.
But they are true professionals and they are pretty much flawless live.
In fact, they sound better live than their recorded studio albums.
You pray creator breaks through to me
And the end of the day
The begining of our night
Hes peering into that black mirror
A fool talking to another dead guy
I love how this video is like the man in the bed. The thing inside the box is REALLY hard to look at or even think about
Great reaction to a great band/video. I've been checking out your channel for the last hour or so. You seem to have the ability to connect to the emotion the artists are putting forward, which is wonderful, as opposed to some reactors who are either stone faced or just plain overacting. I have posted some suggestions on other videos, and I will continue to do so as a sherpa familiar with '70s & '80s music. If you want to watch a great live performance, that might just leave you in tears at it's beautiful sadness, watch the re-mastered 1994 pulse concert video of Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb. A few warnings: Resist the urge to close your eyes and just get lost in the song (it will be HARD) because PF are masters of the light show, which is quite dramatic. David Gilmour only picks up his guitar twice, after he finishes singing "Comfortably numb". If you pause it while he is playing, you will get torched in the comment section and you will miss the emotion that he is pouring into your soul through that Strat. The final Instrumental (just over 4 minutes for your "earballs" to enjoy), which seems like a solo, but the entire band does not stop playing, but do so to emphasize and support his guitar work has brought many grown women and men to tears when it washes over them in waves. It's quite an experience.
Hi from colombia , A lot of power.
Finally a reaction where they break down what the song is about. Thank you!
IMAGINE being paralyzed, can't see, can't hear, can't feel, and worst of all can't dream or have any memories myself just being in a wheelchair seems like Disneyland.
While I am really a classic Metallica fan (this album took a minute to grow on me when it came out), I did like this song right away. The build in tempo and aggression. The lyrics and story it painted for me as a listener. Then the video came out. Something Metallica had been avoiding (videos) and it was fantastic. It took the song and everything I appreciated about it and took it to another level. I believe this stands the test of time and from your reaction, I would say that belief is accurate. If I might make two suggestions, because of what you enjoyed about this music / video story combination and how it worked together, AND because of the importance of the messages they convey - please do a reaction to two songs by Five Finger Death Punch (Gone Away, which is a cover of a song by Offspring and Wrong Side of Heaven). Both are powerful and emotional. Be sure to watch to the very end of each video.
James's brother told him about the book and what is about, then this incredible piece of art came out. I love Metallica 🤍
That's James Hetfield's normal metal voice, they have so many great songs, but album "And Justice For All" is "one" (pun intended 😂) of the better ones, though they held the base guitar back on this album.
Check out this women's metal voice, look up "Jinjer" they're from Russia, got to see her in concert in Mi.
You are seeing real emotion in the artist, this was (in it's entirety) a brilliant song, & "one" (there's that pun again) of my favorite songs of all time.
In the stor6 -3 us injured the morning of November 12th 1918, literally hours before the war ended
First song that Metallica makes a music video for ..... before they did not believe in this stuff as they considered themselves an underground un"mainstream" band.... and it was a slam dunk.
On 5:36. Great use of the word “whilst”. I don’t hear that word used that often. Thank you
Well done! And kudos to you for stopping this Metallica classic just once. You are a breath of fresh air when it comes to most people that review not just Metallica but heavymetal in general. Long live METAL🤘🤘🎸
Watching the movie makes everything make perfect sense. It's a heavy, and very thought provoking movie. The color scenes are when he's either dreaming or remembering. The black & white is his real time in the hospital. The reason he's there is because the doctors think he's brain dead and any involuntary movement would just be nerves. That is, until he started never ending Morse Code. They kept him alive to learn from him and help future wounded. Great reaction! Your face said it all! Also, Metallica eventually bought the rights to the movie so they could use it whenever they wanted.
Fade to Black by Metallica is also awesome.
This must be one of the best songs ever made. And nowadays we see horror all over the world. The lyrics of the song are happening all around us. Let’s unite my fellow human beings! Why fight in wars while some angry old men hate eachother when the only ones losing is us the common people! ☮️❤
One Johnny is The one out of a million The Reason for the title " ONE " Loved your Reaction you Should do reaction to any S&M Songs from Metallica and The San Francisco Orchestra
GOAT
This entire album (And Justice for All) is their first release following the tragic death of their original bassist Cliff Burton. He was killed in a bus accident while they were on tour in Europe. You can feel the grief and anger in every song.
I know its totally unrelated to the song but whenever i hear these feminists about men and stating we don't need em.. and then I see how much they sacrifice for us all.. in hope for I guess something better... this song in particular its a great depiction of war and it's horrors.. I already gave birth once and I'll glady do it at any point as many times as needed than having to go to hell... basically...
Try Fade to Black. Those guys were about 20 years old when they wrote that. Dark lyrics.
For another powerful Metallica song you should do Fade to Black
Ah, the era when the expected content and structure of music videos was still being figured out by trial and error.
Emotional
You are not the first left speechless after seeing that video lolll
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You haven't heard Enter Sandman by Metalica kill the last vestages of the Soviet Union at the Monsters of Rock concert in Moscow the summer of 1991. Wait for inpactful, Art killing culture, enjoy the ride, it was the single largest concert in the history of the planet at that time. If you like I would discuss it with you.
just a note, this was the bands first ever video, they were huge without any videos or anything on Mtv, and this was the first video they ever made. Hard to believe this was right at 35 years ago.
Yes another visual of there masterpiece songs is "Sanitarium " in their earlier days..they made it coincide with the movie " One Flew Over The Coocoos Nest " check it out..awesome video..sorry if it's mispelled.. Starring Jack Nicholson
Great reaction video, I love Metallica they got me into heavy music! If your looking for another Metallic song to check out I recommend Master Of Puppets!
Haunting legendary Somg regarding War and its Horrifying effects
This was Metallica's first music video for their 4th album 'And justice for all' in 1988... Metallica did not film any music videos because it was pointless to make something that MTV would not play... But after touring in 1988, it was obvious that Metallica was breaking big and the album charted in the US top 10 charts without any major promo and sold platinum, so MTV came to them for a music video.
Metallica had been traumatized in 1986 when a tour bus accident in Europe killed their bassist Cliff Burton... The band decided to carry on w/ new bassist Jason Newsted and continue touring for their 3rd album 'Master of Puppets'...an album that sold platinum by 1987. But it was a tough transition because the band and crew felt Cliff Burton's absence and took it out on Jason by hazing the new member of Metallica... When Metallica wrote and recorded 'And justice for all'... Jason's ideas were mostly rejected in the studio, and during the final mixes, his bass tracks were faded out of the record to make Lars Ulrich's drums more prominent.
'And justice for all' was very violent album w/ long, progressive and demanding songs... lyrics about negativity - lashing out at everything from the end of humanity w/ nuclear war to the death of the American dream... James Hetfield (vocals & guitar) did not hold back his rage and disappointment after the loss of Cliff Burton.
MTV debuted the video for 'One' in 1989 and the VJ was visibly shocked by the video's darkness... 'And justice for all' would sell 2x platinum that year as Metallica headlined their first arena tour... In 1991, it was their self-titled 'black' album that took Metallica to superstardom, debuting at #1 and selling 16x platinum to date ('And justice for all' has sold 8x platinum to date)
14:00 That is a priest, not an officer. They refer to him as "Padre" or Father in Latin. His profession is life/religion while theirs is war and death.